Kauri dying for lack of money

March 2013

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March 2013

The skeletal remains of kauri that have died from kauri dieback
After battling a kauri killing disease for more than four years, Auckland’s biodiversity rangers have finally found an ally who walks the corridors of power Take a walk in a kauri forest today and you’ll be walking through some of the most diverse bush in the country. Where there are kauri, there are also around […]
Alistair Hall

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